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*The episode title is taken from the ''[[wikipedia:Star_Trek:_The_Original_Series|Star Trek]]'' episode "[[wikipedia:The_Trouble_With_Tribbles|The Trouble With Tribbles]]".
 
*The episode title is taken from the ''[[wikipedia:Star_Trek:_The_Original_Series|Star Trek]]'' episode "[[wikipedia:The_Trouble_With_Tribbles|The Trouble With Tribbles]]".
  
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*Charlie claims he will assault government officials over the slow progress of HDTV. In actuality, high-definition television was produced by the private sector, not government.
 
*Charlie claims he will assault government officials over the slow progress of HDTV. In actuality, high-definition television was produced by the private sector, not government.
  
 
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Cultural references

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  • Charlie claims he will assault government officials over the slow progress of HDTV. In actuality, high-definition television was produced by the private sector, not government.

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